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Holy Family Catholic School THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING HOLY FAMILY Holy Family Catholic Church February 21, 2021 The First Sunday of Lent The Spirit drove Jesus out into the desert, and he remained in the desert for forty days, tempted by Satan. Weekly Mass Intentions Saturday 2/20 4:00pm Elaine Kinzer † Thursday 2/25 8:00am Jacqueline White † Sunday 2/21 9:00am People of Holy Family Friday 2/26 8:00am Kevin & Hilda Monday 2/22 8:00am No Mass McCabe & Family Tuesday 2/23 8:00am No Mass Saturday 2/27 4:00pm People of Holy Wednesday 2/24 8:30am John, Anna & Aiden Family Esser Sunday 2/28 9:00am Mark Keller † Parish Office Office Hours Confessions 1102 Chestnut St. Monday - Friday Wednesday Thank You Clarkston, WA 99403 8:30am - 4:00pm 9:30-10:30am For Supporting 509-758-6102 Saturday Holy Family School 3:00 - 3:30pm Scan this QR code with the QR Email: code reader on your phone [email protected] and it will direct you to our parish website. Website: hfparish.com Pastor Pastoral Assistant Parish Office Rev. Jeff Core Danielle Paris Holy Family Catholic School Staff: [email protected] [email protected] 1002 Chestnut Street School Principal: Sharon Hunt Phone: 509-758-6621 Email: [email protected] Bookkeeper Web Page: holyfamilyclarkston.com Follow us on Facebook and Instagram! If you are in need of a Sheri Sargent meeting with the [email protected] parish staff and are Enrollment 2021--2022 not able to make it up We are pleased to announce open enrollment will begin Monday, February 22nd. Catholic educa- the steps at the parish Parish Hall This Week tion is a blessing and we encourage you to enroll your child(ren). Tuition rates have increased office due to a Friday, February 26th: disability, please call Monday, February 22nd: slightly to offset the rising costs of running a school. Although all of the Diocese of Spokane schools have increased and we will be happy No Mass Mass 8:00am teacher and principal salaries by 3%, Holy Family School made the decision to hold all salaries to the 2020-2021 sal- ary schedule. This decision was made taking our families into account and trying to keep the rising costs of educa- to meet with you at the Ladies Prayer Share Group 8:45am Soup & Bread 6:00pm in Parish church 758-6102. Hall tion at a minimum for you. We care about all of our families and know that this year has been challenging for many Tuesday, February 23rd: families. In addition, parishioner families are receiving a small break in tuition to honor their contributions of gifts No Mass Stations of the Cross 7:00pm in the to Holy Family Parish. Tuition rates are located on our website www.holyfamilyclarkston.com. Special Collections Church Wednesday, February 24th: February - Building Saturday, February 27th: Wine Raffle Winners- Thank you everyone for this wonderful raffle! Maintenance Fund, School Mass 8:30am & CCD Collection. Confessions 3:00-3:30 Grand Prize- Lisa Davis Holy Hour & Confession 1st Prize-Amanda Crosby March - Mass 4:00pm If you have your weekly/ 9:30-10:30am 2nd Prize- Anni Grieve Sunday, February 28th: monthly donations automati- Kids Sacrament Classes 3rd Prize- Amber Dickinson cally taken out of your bank 3:30-5:00pm Mass 9:00am account, here is a list of the RCIA 6:30pm Power of Angels Annual Appeal “special collections” you may Thank you so much for your support of our Annual Appeal. We have currently received donations of $14,275 out of Thursday, February 25th: not know of. our $30,000 goal. There is still time to donate. Donations can be made online at www.holyfamilyclarkston.com or Mass 8:00am dropped off at the school. Thank you again for your support. Bereavement Group 2-3pm in Lent Activities Special Events Week 3 Scott Stapleton https://bit.ly/37kW6LI 3/23 Blood Drive (Sign up today https://bit.ly/3dfvFLb) God Answers Prayers... Sue Ahlers Brett Stapleton https://bit.ly/2Nd69eL 4/10 4pm First Communion/Confirmation Mass Tom Harvey Mary Weiss https://bit.ly/2ZzS2TH with Bishop Daly Week 1 Bob Carpenter Gordon & Delores Rubenthaler 5/22 School Auction Melva Boyle Yvonne Pecora Gloria Nemeth Upcoming Events Sheila McDougall Dick Jacobs Michelle Stapleton 2/24 8:30am Mass (5th grade) Agatha Cumming Sherry Folk Orlan Ranstron If you would like Wessels Family Eileen Jeffreys Dave Massaro Week 2 Jim Kappel someone on the prayer Gene Kaufman Jennifer Bershaw James Chandler chain please provide Palm Burning with Fr. Root Mike Elsensohn Don Fox Betty Riebe Tom Stapleton Dallas Dodd first and last name. Carol Stegner John Kucera Week 4 Thank you! Eleanore Kuther Vivian Piatt Shirley Tillea Gail Anderson Anne Holmes Bob Sheppard We pray for the needs and Bev Appleford Debbie Wilkinson Dona McCann healing of these members, Ally Epling Beth Anderson Gerald Behler friends and family of our community: Please contact Cliff Kauffman Della Rimmelspacher Doug Richardson Cheryl Fuqua at 758-6936, Joan Sperry Michael Cheek Rosemarie Schutte Linda Wolf at 758-6690 or Bernie Rick Jacobs Christina Fox the parish office at Marjorie Hillman Mardi Turner Caleb Parry 758-6102 or email to Lee Wimer Dorothy Nichols Marilyn [email protected] if Janet Forner Victoria Green Connie Riemler you would like someone to Pam Ellis Piper Sandifer & Family Jeremy Purcell be added. Ministries for Reader Extraordinary Altar Servers Ushers What’s Happening at Holy Family? Ministers of Holy Get FORMED! The Catholic Faith on Demand! This Lent, we invite you to journey with Dr. Tim Communion Gray by signing up for FORMED Daily Lenten Reflections at formed.org/lent. Each day you will receive in your SaturdayJune 16/17thVigil Even MonthLinda Kazda Kathy Ross Emma Aceveda Gary Broemeling inbox a short video which features Dr. Gray commenting on the daily Mass readings, explaining the Scriptures, and 4:00pm Paul Carey providing you with concrete ideas on how to apply them to your Christian life. Sign up today for free by visiting formed.org/lent! February 27th Soup and Bread - Everyone is welcome to soup and “We are born to love, we live to love, Sunday James Browitt Lynette Ausman Gabe Arnzen Bob Uptagrafft bread on Fridays during Lent at 6pm in the Parish and we will die to love still more.” And/or Doug Weaver Hall. Stations of the Cross will follow at 7pm in the Saint Joseph. 9:00am church. Sponsored by the Catholic Daughters. February 28th Linda Rossiter CRS Rice Bowl - Jesus told us that whatever we did for First Presbyterian Church & Holy Family one of these least brothers of his we did for him. Reflect on Advertiser of the Week Catholic Church Dialogue Series. Join us this the challenge of global hunger - it is a reality for millions of Stewardship: A Way of Life! Thank you for advertising Talent: Lent for a 5 week continued dialogue with Dr. our sisters and brothers. What will you do to support the with us! Karen Petersen Finch, Associate Professor of hungry in our community and around the world? Visit Please help support our Thank you Vern Jefreys, Mike James, and Theology at Whitworth University. This will be crsricebowl.org to learn more. advertisers who make this Bernie Schneider for plowing and shoveling our third dialogue with Dr. Finch and partnering bulletin possible. snow last week at the school and church. We If you would like to advertise with First Presbyterian Church. Dialogues will The Knights of Columbus Scholarship for appreciate you. with us please call Treasure: start on Saturday, February 27th, at 9:30am in the Graduating High School Seniors who will be attending 758-6102 The collection for the week of 2/14/2021: Holy Family Parish Hall and continue until college will be available in the parish office starting this Monday, February 22nd. This scholarship is based Actual: $5,945 March 27th . Our first topic will be “A Presence Appleside Storage of Christ in the Church and World”. Social on leadership, church participation, and community Seek a relationship when you pray, not Distancing will be in place and masks are activities. The deadline for turning in your application Secure Facility and Multiple Sizes answers. You won’t always find answers, encouraged. You can register by calling Danielle is April 26th. Good Luck! 2470 Appleside Blvd at 758-6102 or emailing but you will always find Jesus.” The Ladies Prayer Share and Study Group meets on Clarkston, WA 99403 [email protected]. Mondays at 8:45am in the church hall after morning Richard & Marilyn Wilson Fr. Mike Schmitz Bereavement Group - Holy Family has started a Mass. We will be keeping social distancing and 509-758-2021 support group for people to learn what is normal in sanitizing after our meeting. Please join us! the grief process when you have lost someone you love. We will provide a safe place to share your “Fasting makes sense if it really chips away at our security, as a consequence, benefits (Proud Parishioners & Supporters of Sunday’s Reading’s thoughts and feelings about loved ones who are gone. Holy Family Parish and School ) Our Bereavement Group will meet each Thursday someone else, if it helps us cultivate the style Reading I: Genesis 9:8-15 during Lent from 2:00-3:00pm in the Church Hall. of the good Samaritan who bent down to his Responsorial Psalm: 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 We will practice social distancing. If you are interested brother in need and took care of him." Do you have questions about our Columbarium, Reading II: 1 Peter 3:18-22 or have more questions please call the parish office at Pavers, or an Automatic Deduction for your Gospel: Mark 1:12-15 758-6102 or Arlene Thomas at 208-305-2394.
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